Energy Manager forms the basis for energy optimization – from the machine to the entire plant.
With Energy Manager, the user can define KPIs in a few simple steps and display them in a suitable way on the dashboard.
A pre-defined dashboard enables analysis of the consumption of various media, the costs and the corresponding CO2 emission.
Integrated analysis functionality enables rapid data analysis to generate information.
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Flexible – Individual calculation of KPIs to derive energy efficiency measures
Adaptable – Dashboards that can be changed and adapted to the re of the respective user group at any time
Optimally informed – Analysis of KPIs as diagram, value, gauge, pie, heatmap and Gantt chart
Overview of energy flows in the Sankey diagram or display of energy data in a continuous line to indicate the utilization of plants
Expandable – Addition of KPIs, dashboards to existing plants without production downtimes
The Industrial Edge app Energy Manager serves all user groups in the company interested in energy data – from the operator of individual machines, the production manager, the energy manager to the manager who keeps an eye on energy budget compliance.
The Industrial Edge app Energy Manager provides users with a scalable and industry-independent energy data management system.
With the Energy Manager Industrial Edge app, the energy measured values of the plants can be processed into meaningful KPIs.
A formula editor can be used to define KPIs, and these can be displayed on the dashboard in the same way as the measured values.
The calculated KPIs are visualized by means of dashboards, which are integrated directly in the app.
The dashboards can be individually adapted, deleted and edited at any time.
All widgets that are available for visualization can be adapted to your own re at any time.
A pre-defined dashboard allows the user to analyze the media consumption of a plant. In addition to the energy consumption, the costs and the CO2 emissions, the user also sees the consumption per unit, the energy costs per unit and the CO2 emissions per unit.